Texas leads the country in grid interruptions — more than 90 events a year, and storms that have left millions of homes dark for days. A battery system takes the house over automatically in under 20 milliseconds. The family never notices the transition.
Free and no obligation · 2-minute planner · remote photo survey
Under 25 dB. Nothing to hear from inside the house, and nothing for the HOA to object to.
No gasoline to store, no exhaust, no carbon monoxide near the house.
Nothing to service between outages. An annual inspection is included in the service plans.
No switch to flip and no waiting for a start-up cycle. The house simply stays on.
Most of the market sells backup power as a subscription — you pay every month and the equipment is never yours. With Eos the system belongs to the customer from the start, and it stays with the property as an improvement to it.
One controller pairs with up to six battery modules — 54 kWh in a single stack, or 45 kWh when the bidirectional charger is fitted. Multiple stacks combine when the load calls for it.
9 kWh nominal, 8.76 kWh usable. LFP chemistry, stackable architecture.
11.5 kW continuous, 17.1 kW surge, with the hybrid inverter built in — battery, grid and solar input managed by one unit.
Circuit management and load shedding integrated into the panel. No separate gateway to install.
25 kW DC. The electric vehicle becomes a backup battery — a typical EV carries 60 to 100 kWh, more than the largest fixed plan. CCS1 or NACS, dozens of models supported.
Remote tracking, outage notifications and remote diagnostics.
Battery, controller and panel, with a contractual minimum of 70% capacity retention at the end of the term.
Six to thirty hours of runtime on essential loads, depending on the size of the system and what the house is running.
Sized to take the place of a 50 to 100 kW diesel standby generator.
A single battery or a multi-module system, controller and load hub, V2X module and EV charging infrastructure — shipped to Texas and to other states.
The complete project across the Texas metros — Houston, Austin, Dallas, Fort Worth and San Antonio — with expedited scheduling in Greater Houston.
A two-minute digital planner and a remote site survey from photos. No obligation.
Done in-house, against the loads the house actually needs to keep running.
We coordinate the municipal permits and the utility interconnection — typically two to four weeks.
One to two days, by licensed and insured local contractors coordinated by Eos.
Inspection and continuous monitoring, with an annual inspection included in the service plans.
Contract to energization: typically 3 to 6 weeks.
Where the customer and the state are eligible, Eos finances the project through its own credit structure — the same company on the equipment, the installation and the loan. Or pay in full and own the system outright from day one.
Illustrative. Rates shown are the rates we lend at. Your rate depends on your credit tier and the term you choose, and it is confirmed after the credit decision. This is not an offer of credit.
A free assessment, a two-minute planner and a remote survey from photos — then a straight answer on sizing and cost.
Residential systems range from 9 to 45 kWh, which is roughly six to thirty hours on essential loads. The exact figure depends on the size of the system and on what you choose to keep running.
You own it. Eos does not sell backup power as a subscription. If the project is financed, the system is still yours — you are paying off equipment you own, not renting it.
Yes. Equipment-only orders ship to Texas and to other states. Full installation is offered across the Texas metros, with expedited scheduling in Greater Houston.
With the bidirectional 25 kW DC module, yes. A typical EV carries 60 to 100 kWh — more than the largest fixed plan. Dozens of models are supported, over CCS1 or NACS connectors.
Ten years on the battery, the controller and the panel, with a contractual minimum of 70% capacity retention at the end of the period.
No. The eligibility check is a soft pull and does not affect your score. There is also no prepayment penalty if you decide to pay the balance early.